Privacy Commissioner finds that Canadians have a right to have information de-listed from online search engine results in limited circumstances.

Joint investigation of TikTok Pte. Ltd.

How systemic delays, a backlog of overdue requests, and process errors led to UBC having the lowest rate of compliance.

NEW Checklist for Healthcare Organizations Considering the use of an AI Scribe

Privacy Commissioner of Canada to investigate cybersecurity breach at WestJet

PowerSchool commits to strengthened breach measures following engagement with the Privacy Commissioner of Canada

Sask. information and privacy commissioner brings a focus on cyber security, AI

Guardrails for Police Use of Investigative Genetic Genealogy in Ontario

Access to Information Act, Protection of Privacy Act implemented in Alberta

Commissioner Dufresne launches exploratory consultation on children’s privacy code

Tag: consent

April 25, 2023 - Ron Kruzeniski, Information and Privacy Commissioner

Employers Hiring Persons of Indigenous Ancestry

I was asked about an employer’s ability to ask a candidate about their indigenous ancestry. This is a difficult question in light of media coverage of situations where claims of indigenous ancestry turned out not to be true. I first noted section 19 of the Saskatchewan Human Rights Code that prohibited asking questions about race.... read more

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